From a Programs Officer in a Federal Pen...the problem cannot be solved within the walls for it was created outside of them. The only solution would have to come from there as well. There can never be reform or deterrence when the circumstances on the street where the person came from remain unchanged. Are the…

I’m struggling. When I followed the link to the pictures...I was upset. I’m black, my sisters are black, my cousins are black. I can’t help but feel...in this case...possibly in others like it...that there’s some kind of latent slavery thing going on. Is that a thing or am I nuts? If I’m way off-base...just tell me

I don’t wanna take away anyone’s fun and I have...loads of friends (read: basically all of them) who love this show...but how are we still entertained by some dude sample-banging a bunch of debutantes with low self-esteem? Can this stop being entertainment in 2021? Please?

two cents: the paradigm that you just qualified exposes the fullness of the racism in this story. When her (almost exclusively white) employers thought, “oooh she’s indian...and literate...and creative...and talented...” she was their darling. After they find out that she’s just white? Dumped. Not to remove the crime…